*The posts made in this blog are of our opinion only* Without Prejudice UCC 1-207
The Adoption and Safe Families Act, 1997, offers cash “bonuses” to the states for every child they adopt out of foster care. Government funding is not given to Fairbanks Office of Children's Services if the case worker tries to "help" the family... money is only given if the case worker removes the child from the home.
Showing posts with label OCS child abuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OCS child abuse. Show all posts
Monday, March 19, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Repost from: Thursday, October 20, 2011
"From Mary Ann's notes from today:
10/20/2011 11:40 AM
Called OCS about visitation. Left message on Justin's answering machine voice mail.
12 NOON
Called ******* to ask her if she heard anything about baby ******. She told me that Jennifer and Archie had another emergency TDM about *******, ****** and ***** and that Christy was supposed to have left with the kids @ 9 AM this morning to go to North Carolina. If it's true, we did not even get to say good-bye to them.
Justin called @ 1:15 PM to tell me the kids had already been sent to North Carolina. I asked him why he didn't call back Friday or Monday to at least let us see them one more time. He said that we were supposed to be invited to the emergency TDM meeting they had on Tuesday (not sure what Tuesday). We were never contacted about the TDM meeting. He also said that OCS is trying to have Jennifer and Archies's parental rights taken away and that the kids are being put up for adoption. That everybody... OCS, Jen and Archie all said that we are not acceptable people to raise children.
He also said that it was because of the incident about why they (OCS) took the kids in the first place."
From then until now, not one shred of evidence or proof has been given us that the kids are indeed in North Carolina. We know Justin, and the other minions at OCS are liars. It would not surprise us that they lied and the kids are still in Alaska.
It is amazing that a group of social misfits such as OCS think that "If we just shut up and stay silent, this case will go away and through patience, their paychecks are protected.
The answer is no, no, no. This dinosaur train is moving forward. Secrecy is the key to their happiness. Our next steps are billboards and car top carriers naming names and telling of this theft. We figure if they wish to make false allegations, then the world should know about it. Our hope is that people, city and state wide, will reel their children in and protect them from the hypocrisy of The Office of Children's Services. At least in Fairbanks, Alaska. Maybe next year, they will be cleaning toilets instead of kidnapping kids.This message has gone independently worldwide. Should we disappear, guess who they will look at.
*The posts made in this blog are of our opinion only* Without Prejudice UCC 1-207
10/20/2011 11:40 AM
Called OCS about visitation. Left message on Justin's answering machine voice mail.
12 NOON
Called ******* to ask her if she heard anything about baby ******. She told me that Jennifer and Archie had another emergency TDM about *******, ****** and ***** and that Christy was supposed to have left with the kids @ 9 AM this morning to go to North Carolina. If it's true, we did not even get to say good-bye to them.
Justin called @ 1:15 PM to tell me the kids had already been sent to North Carolina. I asked him why he didn't call back Friday or Monday to at least let us see them one more time. He said that we were supposed to be invited to the emergency TDM meeting they had on Tuesday (not sure what Tuesday). We were never contacted about the TDM meeting. He also said that OCS is trying to have Jennifer and Archies's parental rights taken away and that the kids are being put up for adoption. That everybody... OCS, Jen and Archie all said that we are not acceptable people to raise children.
He also said that it was because of the incident about why they (OCS) took the kids in the first place."
From then until now, not one shred of evidence or proof has been given us that the kids are indeed in North Carolina. We know Justin, and the other minions at OCS are liars. It would not surprise us that they lied and the kids are still in Alaska.
It is amazing that a group of social misfits such as OCS think that "If we just shut up and stay silent, this case will go away and through patience, their paychecks are protected.
The answer is no, no, no. This dinosaur train is moving forward. Secrecy is the key to their happiness. Our next steps are billboards and car top carriers naming names and telling of this theft. We figure if they wish to make false allegations, then the world should know about it. Our hope is that people, city and state wide, will reel their children in and protect them from the hypocrisy of The Office of Children's Services. At least in Fairbanks, Alaska. Maybe next year, they will be cleaning toilets instead of kidnapping kids.This message has gone independently worldwide. Should we disappear, guess who they will look at.
*The posts made in this blog are of our opinion only* Without Prejudice UCC 1-207
Thursday, September 29, 2011
While I wipe the vomit from my keyboard.
We know our grandkids. We see them AFTER OCs. This is straight out of OCS's handbook on public relations. "Make us look pretty" section. The WORST thing that has EVER happened to our grandkids is... ready? OCS
Let's put this in the "Kids for bucks" program
Letter to the editor
March 29, 2011
To the editor:
April marks the annual recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month around the country. Sadly, Alaska is ranked third in the country as having the highest rates of child maltreatment per capita by the federal Children’s Bureau 2009 report.
Child abuse is one of our country’s most serious public health problems. Research outlines distinct links between child abuse and a wide range of medical, emotional, psychological and behavioral disorders, including depression, alcoholism, drug abuse, obesity, juvenile delinquency and the need for special education services.
“Safe children, strong families” is the vision of the Office of Children’s Services, whose statutory charge is to respond to reports of abuse and neglect and provide safe haven for those children who cannot remain safely in their own home.
Foster care, while a necessary and important method for ensuring child safety, cannot replace birth parents. Year after year, we see children return to their parents the moment they’re able to do so because the parent-child bonds are so strong. There is no replacing the biological family of origin, nor is that the answer for most of the children who enter the system.
Preventing and responding to child abuse must be a community wide effort. What can you do to help?
• Remember that children are our future; their early development and success have an enormous impact on their future health and success.
• Recognize that prevention is a shared responsibility.
• Speak up about the issue of prevention.
• Reach out to children and their parents.
• Recommend and support opportunities for community based family activities, networks, services, and crisis management.
In Alaska, every 33 minutes a child is reported to OCS due to allegations of abuse or neglect. Forty percent of these alleged victims are children age 6 and under.
We can reduce these alarming statistics if we work together and collectively refuse to settle for anything less than the best for all children in our great state. For more information on OCS and related topics, please visit our website at http://hss.state.ak.us/ocs/.
Read more: Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Safe children
Let's put this in the "Kids for bucks" program
Letter to the editor
March 29, 2011
To the editor:
April marks the annual recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month around the country. Sadly, Alaska is ranked third in the country as having the highest rates of child maltreatment per capita by the federal Children’s Bureau 2009 report.
Child abuse is one of our country’s most serious public health problems. Research outlines distinct links between child abuse and a wide range of medical, emotional, psychological and behavioral disorders, including depression, alcoholism, drug abuse, obesity, juvenile delinquency and the need for special education services.
“Safe children, strong families” is the vision of the Office of Children’s Services, whose statutory charge is to respond to reports of abuse and neglect and provide safe haven for those children who cannot remain safely in their own home.
Foster care, while a necessary and important method for ensuring child safety, cannot replace birth parents. Year after year, we see children return to their parents the moment they’re able to do so because the parent-child bonds are so strong. There is no replacing the biological family of origin, nor is that the answer for most of the children who enter the system.
Preventing and responding to child abuse must be a community wide effort. What can you do to help?
• Remember that children are our future; their early development and success have an enormous impact on their future health and success.
• Recognize that prevention is a shared responsibility.
• Speak up about the issue of prevention.
• Reach out to children and their parents.
• Recommend and support opportunities for community based family activities, networks, services, and crisis management.
In Alaska, every 33 minutes a child is reported to OCS due to allegations of abuse or neglect. Forty percent of these alleged victims are children age 6 and under.
We can reduce these alarming statistics if we work together and collectively refuse to settle for anything less than the best for all children in our great state. For more information on OCS and related topics, please visit our website at http://hss.state.ak.us/ocs/.
Read more: Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Safe children
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